- What does the thermometer on this kettle do?
- It shows the water temperature as it heats, so you can stop at the right point for green tea, pour-over coffee or other temperature-sensitive brewing. It does not set or hold a temperature for you.
- How much water does it hold?
- One liter, which fills about four small cups or two large mugs. It suits one or two people better than a full family breakfast.
- Is the inside stainless steel?
- Yes. The interior is food-grade 304 stainless steel, and the body is double-walled, which helps keep heat in and the outside cooler.
- Does it work on US outlets?
- There are 120 V US and 220–240 V Europe versions, with different wattages. Check the voltage on the version you buy before plugging it in.
- Who designed the artwork?
- Brazilian artist Eduardo Recife designed it with Hazel Quinn, and the artwork is pasted on by hand. That makes each kettle slightly individual, so treat the surface gently when cleaning.
- Is it good for pour-over coffee?
- The thermometer is the main draw, since you can catch water around the temperature you want. The spout is a standard kettle spout, not a narrow gooseneck, so pouring is less precise than a dedicated pour-over kettle.
- Where is the Hazel Quinn X Eduardo Recife Retro Electric Kettle with Thermometer cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $47.49, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Hazel Quinn X Eduardo Recife Retro Electric Kettle with Thermometer?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Hazel Quinn, eBay, Amazon.